June Bug
Beagle
$250
Adoption fee · Humane Society of Madison County
$250
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A little about them
Introducing June Bug, a sunshine-filled Beagle with a wiggly, affectionate personality. She loves greeting people and dogs, snuggling, giving kisses, wagging her tail, and making new friends. June Bug is house trained, lovely on leash, and enjoys digging and rolling in interesting smells.
Ideal Home
June Bug would love a friendly home with people who enjoy an affectionate, playful companion. She is great with other dogs, may do well with cats with a slow introduction, and would love children. Her family should be prepared for her enthusiasm for digging and her occasional fence-testing adventures.
Ongoing Health
June Bug was born on February 21, 2023 and currently weighs 22 pounds. Her adoption package includes a Home Again microchip, vaccinations, deworming, heartworm testing if old enough, spay or neuter, and a one-year rabies vaccination if old enough.
Training & Support
June Bug is fully house trained and walks nicely on leash. She is part of the Fresh Start Prison program.
Application Details
- Meet and greets are available after October 29, 2026.
- Applicants adopting an unspayed or unneutered dog must live within one hour of the shelter.
- Adoption begins as Foster to Adopt, with finalization after June Bug returns for her spay surgery.
- June Bug must return for vaccines and exams before her spay surgery.
- The Prison Dog adoption fee is $250, and all adopted dogs must leave with a $21 county license.
- Applications start by contacting the provider through Wags.
Transportation
No transportation options are specified.
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Meet and greets are available after October 29, 2026.
Yes. June Bug is fully house trained and also walks nicely on leash.
She is great with other dogs, may do well with cats with a slow introduction, and would love children.
She is affectionate, playful, and enthusiastic, but she loves digging holes and rolling in interesting smells.
Because she is not yet spayed, adopters must live within one hour of the shelter, initially Foster to Adopt her, and bring her back for vaccines, exams, and her spay surgery before the adoption is finalized.